1. Advertisements involving healthcare: Healthcare advertisements must be reviewed and approved by the relevant medical institutions or government departments to ensure that the advertisements are truthful, accurate, and do not mislead consumers.
2. Drug advertisements: Drug advertisements must comply with the regulations of the drug regulatory authorities, including the functions, indications, dosage, and contraindications of the drugs must be clearly labeled, and must not exaggerate the efficacy or mislead consumers.
3. Food safety advertisements: Food advertisements must comply with the requirements of food safety regulations and must not falsely advertise or exaggerate the efficacy of the products, and must not involve health care functions that have not been scientifically verified.
4. Financial advertisements: Financial advertisements must comply with the regulations of financial regulators, including clear risk tips, not misleading consumers, and not publicizing illegal financial activities.
5. Tobacco advertisements: Tobacco advertisements have been banned under the laws of most countries and regions because smoking is harmful to health.
6. Advertisements involving sexual innuendo: The advertisements must not contain obscene, lewd, or vulgar content, and must not violate the privacy of others.
Please note that these are just some of the common types of advertisements that are not allowed to be published without censorship, and that specific legal requirements may vary from country to country and region to region. If you have specific advertising content that needs to be reviewed, please consult a local legal professional for accurate legal advice.
Advertising regulation is designed to ensure compliance with advertising content and to protect consumer rights and market order. As a means of commercial publicity, advertisements have a wide reach and scope of dissemination, and therefore must be subject to strict scrutiny and regulation. Regulatory agencies are responsible for reviewing the truthfulness, legality and morality of advertisements and prohibiting the release of advertisements that have not been scrutinized. This measure is aimed at preventing undesirable consequences such as false propaganda, misleading consumers, and infringement of competitors' rights and interests and the interests of the public ****. Effective implementation of advertising regulation requires the ****together efforts of the government, enterprises and consumers to safeguard the healthy and orderly development of the advertising market, provide consumers with truthful and trustworthy advertising information, and promote the sustained and healthy development of the economy through the establishment of a sound regulatory system, the enhancement of publicity and education, and the increase of penalties for violations.
Legal basis:
Advertising Law of the People's Republic of China (as amended in 2021):
Chapter 3: Code of Conduct for Advertising
Article 29 If a radio station, television station or newspaper publishing unit is engaged in the business of publishing advertisements, it shall have an organization specializing in the advertising business, equipped with the necessary personnel, and have a place and equipment that are appropriate for the publication of advertisements.
Article 29